The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-01

to celebrate the Fourth. They have or.
dered fifty-five kegs of Eagle Rock beer
for the occasion.
Nearly all OF the arrangements have
been perfected for the celebration, and it is
expected that everyone will attend and
have good time.
The children's concert, at the Baptis,
church, last Sunday, was a pleasant affair
ali through. The little folks acquitted
themselves admirably.
The ladies Of the city have contributed
literally Of all manner Of eatab,es for the
grand ;Picnic on the Fourth, and fine
spre.ld will be the result.
The flag staff which has for several
years stood on The cotner by the old Palace !
saloon, has been taken down, - 1t was.
III ght unsafe 10 longer let it stand.
The channel Of the Blacktaii, at
Il south end Of Railroad street, has
been changed somewhat and the street
is being graded to the railroad bridge.
IT,. White, photographer, did a good
business at Spring Hill, during the past
few weeks. He writes that he will open
the Dillon Gallery the first Of next week.
Company E will serve ice cream and
len ..ade at the picnic grounds, and Mrs.
Bray as kindly offered to tend the stand
art ILL make no charge for her services.
For several nights, recently, a. number
Of cattle have been turned loose in the
streets to Craze. They will asmage s,,ede;
trees ifallowed to continue to roam the
streets. -.
: Mrs. NJ. Bray, Of the Magnolia, is to
serve the supper for the ball, OH the even.
ing Of the Fourth. She generously offers
to give 70 Company + IS per cent. Of the
net proceeds.
Geo. Woodworth;' 'oftBjg Hole Basin, is
the happy father Of a o.pound daughter,
born June 23d. The TRIBUNE hopes the
little Woodworth will grow up to be the
belle Of the Basin.
It is doubtful if the uniforms for Co. E
arrive in time for use Oh the Fourth, bu,
the boys are in training nearly every nigh,
and will appear on parade all the same,
4 uniforms or no uniforms.
!, (ohn Winters, who stabbed VIM. Gar.
land, at Spring Hill, about two years ago
has been pardoned out Of the penitentiary
as re.ul, Of petition circulated here and
at Spring Hill, last spring
/ I.R. Holden has bought half interest
in the stationery and fancy goods business
Of w. +. Eastman. The new firm, to be
known as Eastman 4 Holden, have the
best wishes Of the TRIBUNE.
East,nan's flag staff was taken dowr
Wednesday and planted on Montana street
near the band stand. If some miscrean
does not cut tho halyards, the stars aux
stripes will float thcretrom ON Monday
next.
There are four candidates for the posi-
ton OF county school superintendent, re
signed last week BY Miss Mary f.. Garter
Rev. r. $. Leonard, Mrs. Helen F. Taylor
Miss Sallic f. Williamson and Miss Mill
Coffin.
$ On the Fourth there will be free trans
r portation for ladies to the picnic ground
e during the forenoon. The carriages wi
start from tho postoiiice. Carriages wi
be run to and from the grounds during tn
entire afternoon.
We are pleased in securing ti'ncl
poem on our Nations birthday. Its fro'
the pen Of an old and valued contribute
Il Il whose work is always bright and readabl
:. 1t will be perused with interest by ever
true son Of freedom.
Geo. III. Savage hos 4 new adv. o" II
" 4th page in which he sets forth the "eri
f. Of the Osborne steel frame binder. The'
machines have an excellent reputation, ar
parties thinking Of making purchase vi
> do we'll to give him call.
On the sixth page OF to'days paper '"
I've found Mrs. Kupier's new adv. in whi'
she announces to sell goods, for 'hir
il, day>, at :s per cent discount The >to'
is large and complete. Persons ON u
lockout for bargain. can find them there
- The machine for planning the ties, pr
rara.orv to rclaying the rails on the l.
H.. was at this station this week. IT
worke<, bv an engine placed ON Nat {
and planes off the ties, ON both sides OF |
track at the rate OF about three miles